Benghazi Attack: Clinton Takes Heat Off Obama

Hillary Clinton has said she is "responsible" for the security of the country's diplomatic staff around the world after criticism of the handling of a deadly attack on a consulate in Libya. The US ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, was killed...

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US Presidential Race: Second Debate 'Critical'

By Greg Milam, US Correspondent Barack Obama and Mitt Romney go head-to-head in their second televised debate tonight - and the president knows it could be critical to his hopes of a second term in the White House. Mr Obama's lacklustre performance...

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Cuban Missile Crisis: Castro Recruited Nazis

Cuban President Fidel Castro brought in former Nazis to train his team during the height of the Cuban missile crisis 50 years ago. Newly declassified papers released by German intelligence reveal that, at the height of the crisis in October 1962, the...

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Karadzic Denies Atrocities At War Crimes Trial

Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has told a UN war crimes court he should have been rewarded for trying to stop the conflict in Yugoslavia rather than put on trial. On the first day of his defence in The Hague, Karadzic said: "Instead of...

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Client List In Sex Trial Gets US Town Talking

Police have released the first batch of more than 100 names of men who were issued summons in the case of Zumba dance teacher Alexis Wright. The 29-year-old is charged with turning her Kennebunk dance studio into a brothel and secretly filming her encounters....

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Stolen Paintings Include Picasso And Freud

Several paintings including works by Picasso, Matisse and Monet have been stolen from a Dutch museum in one of the largest heists in years. Police said a total of seven paintings were taken from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam including Pablo Picasso's...

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Indian Minister: £83K Is Not Enough For Scam

An Indian politician has insisted the £83,400 his colleague allegedly embezzled was too small an amount to be taken seriously. Steel minister Beni Prasad Verma was speaking in defence of Salman Khurshid, a law minister accused of taking government money...

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MiniFlame Spyware Targets Middle East

A security company has unearthed some spying software dubbed miniFlame - which analysts believe may have been created by the US government. The virus, which was discovered by Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab, has been carrying out precise attacks on targets...

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Cuba Scraps Exit Permits For Travel Overseas

Cubans wanting to travel abroad will no longer be required to secure an exit visa, the government has announced. From January 13 next year, there will also be no requirement to present a letter of invitation. Cubans with a valid passport and visa from...

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Gold Fields Mine Threatens To Sack Strikers

One of the mining companies suffering amid the spread of industrial unrest in South Africa has issued an ultimatum to 23,500 staff to return to work or face the sack. South African bullion producer Gold Fields, the world's fourth largest gold miner,...

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